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Raymore building & ADU permits

Recent permit activity, updated continuously.

Raymore is a Cass County suburb on the south side of the Kansas City metro. Its permit records name the contractor and carry both an application date and an issue date for residential and commercial building work.

Igni is tracking 200 residential and building permits in Raymore, MO. The most active ZIP is 64083. The most recent filing Igni tracked was Sep 23, 2026. All records come from City of Raymore (ArcGIS Online), an official government open-data feed, and are refreshed continuously.

200

Permits tracked

0

ADU permits

1

Distinct ZIP codes

Sep 23, 2026

Newest permit

Recent permits

A sample of the freshest permits in this jurisdiction — ZIP and city only (no street addresses).

ZIPPermit typeADU typeValuationApplied
64083Residential——Jul 10, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 10, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 13, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 13, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 13, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 14, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 14, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 14, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 14, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 15, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 16, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 17, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 17, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 17, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 17, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 20, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 20, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 21, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 21, 2026
64083Residential——Jul 21, 2026

Top ZIP codes by recent activity

64083200

Permit activity in Raymore

Igni counted 584 permits issued in Raymore over the last 12 months (Sep 2025 – Aug 2026) — up 14.5% on the 510 in the 12 months before. The forecast expects about 250 over the next 6 months.

Monthly permits issued in RaymoreMonthly all permits issued in Raymore from Sep 2023 to Aug 2026, between 20 and 104 a month. The source's volume steps up around Sep 2023 (×1.6), likely a change in what the city publishes; a vertical rule marks that month. The dashed forecast for Sep 2026–Feb 2027 runs from about 64 to 32 a month, with a shaded 10th–90th percentile range.01002002024202520262027Source volume stepped up around Sep 2023 (×1.6)step-up ×1.6Sep 2023: 40 permitsOct 2023: 61 permitsNov 2023: 47 permitsDec 2023: 21 permitsJan 2024: 20 permitsFeb 2024: 29 permitsMar 2024: 74 permitsApr 2024: 47 permitsMay 2024: 47 permitsJun 2024: 42 permitsJul 2024: 85 permitsAug 2024: 49 permitsSep 2024: 38 permitsOct 2024: 43 permitsNov 2024: 32 permitsDec 2024: 41 permitsJan 2025: 20 permitsFeb 2025: 23 permitsMar 2025: 45 permitsApr 2025: 50 permitsMay 2025: 57 permitsJun 2025: 70 permitsJul 2025: 47 permitsAug 2025: 44 permitsSep 2025: 56 permitsOct 2025: 65 permitsNov 2025: 21 permitsDec 2025: 24 permitsJan 2026: 25 permitsFeb 2026: 28 permitsMar 2026: 31 permitsApr 2026: 56 permitsMay 2026: 66 permitsJun 2026: 55 permitsJul 2026: 53 permitsAug 2026: 104 permitsSep 2026 forecast: about 64 permits (10th–90th percentile 39–130)Oct 2026 forecast: about 74 permits (10th–90th percentile 47–151)Nov 2026 forecast: about 24 permits (10th–90th percentile 15–55)Dec 2026 forecast: about 27 permits (10th–90th percentile 18–64)Jan 2027 forecast: about 29 permits (10th–90th percentile 19–67)Feb 2027 forecast: about 32 permits (10th–90th percentile 23–76)
Monthly permitsForecast (median)10th–90th percentile rangeSource volume step-up

The source's volume stepped up around September 2023 (×1.6) — likely a change in what the city publishes, so we don't compare year over year across it.

Forecast: seasonal naive, typical error ±32% in backtests one to six months ahead. How we forecast

Permits issued per 12 months by permit type, with the year-over-year change and the median forecast for the coming months.
Permit typeLast 12 monthsYear over yearForecast, next 6 months
All permits584Up 14.5%≈ 250
Residential building548Up 13.5%≈ 233
Commercial building32—*—
Trade (electrical, plumbing, mechanical)0—*—
ADU0—*—

* No year-over-year figure: the source's volume for this permit type stepped up within the last two years — likely a change in what the city publishes — so the two 12-month windows are not comparable.

Monthly figures
Monthly all permits issued in Raymore; provisional months may still rise as the city publishes late records.
MonthPermits10th–90th percentile
Sep 202340—
Oct 202361—
Nov 202347—
Dec 202321—
Jan 202420—
Feb 202429—
Mar 202474—
Apr 202447—
May 202447—
Jun 202442—
Jul 202485—
Aug 202449—
Sep 202438—
Oct 202443—
Nov 202432—
Dec 202441—
Jan 202520—
Feb 202523—
Mar 202545—
Apr 202550—
May 202557—
Jun 202570—
Jul 202547—
Aug 202544—
Sep 202556—
Oct 202565—
Nov 202521—
Dec 202524—
Jan 202625—
Feb 202628—
Mar 202631—
Apr 202656—
May 202666—
Jun 202655—
Jul 202653—
Aug 2026104—
Sep 2026 (forecast)≈ 6439–130
Oct 2026 (forecast)≈ 7447–151
Nov 2026 (forecast)≈ 2415–55
Dec 2026 (forecast)≈ 2718–64
Jan 2027 (forecast)≈ 2919–67
Feb 2027 (forecast)≈ 3223–76

Counts are permits issued per calendar month as Raymore publishes them to its open-data feed — not a complete census; a change in what the city publishes moves them too. The current month is left out, and the most recent months are provisional. A forecast is a statistical estimate with a range, not a prediction for any project. Informational only.

How long do permits take in Raymore?

Based on 1,445 Raymore permits applied for between Sep 2023 and Jun 2026, the typical (median) permit was issued same day after application, and the middle half of permits took same day. One in ten took longer than same day.

Median and typical range (25th–75th percentile) in calendar days from application to issuance, by permit type. Segments with fewer than 30 permits are not shown.
Permit typeMedianTypical rangePermits
All permitssame daysame day1,445
Residential buildingsame daysame day1,371
Commercial buildingsame daysame day72

Typical, not guaranteed: individual permits vary with project scope, application completeness and plan-review workload. Days are calendar days from application to issuance; applications still pending are counted as not-yet-issued rather than dropped. Informational only, not legal advice. How we calculate approval times.

Housing law — Missouri

Accessory dwelling units in Missouri are regulated locally; there is no statewide ADU mandate, so rules vary by city and county.

Missouri has no statewide upzoning law; residential density is set by local zoning.

Local zoning (no statewide mandate)

Data source

Sourced from City of Raymore (ArcGIS Online). Public records (MO Sunshine Law).

Nearby cities — Missouri

Learn more about ADUs & building permits

Background reading on accessory dwelling units, building permits, and how Igni turns Raymore permit records into leads.

Raymore permit data — FAQ

Where does Igni get Raymore permit data?

Raymore permit data is sourced directly from City of Raymore (ArcGIS Online) — an official government open-data feed (Public records (MO Sunshine Law)). Igni normalizes it and classifies ADU activity.

How fresh is Raymore permit data?

Igni refreshes Raymore permits continuously from the source feed, typically within about a day of filing. Headline counts reflect all permits Igni has tracked for this jurisdiction; the table shows the most recent activity.

How long does it take to get a building permit in Raymore?

Based on 1,445 Raymore permits applied for between Sep 2023 and Jun 2026, the typical (median) time from application to issuance was same day. The middle half of permits were issued in same day. Median by permit type: residential building permits same day; commercial building permits same day. These are calendar days from historical records — typical, not guaranteed; individual permits vary with scope, completeness and review workload. Not legal advice.

Is construction activity growing in Raymore?

Yes — Igni counted 584 Raymore permits issued in the 12 months to Aug 2026, up 14.5% on the 510 in the 12 months before. Residential building permits were up 13.5%. Igni's seasonal naive forecast expects about 250 permits over the next 6 months. Counts reflect what Raymore publishes to its open-data feed, not a complete census, and the most recent months are provisional.

Does Raymore allow accessory dwelling units (ADUs)?

Accessory dwelling units in Missouri are regulated locally; there is no statewide ADU mandate, so rules vary by city and county.

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Informational only, not legal advice. Headline counts reflect all permits Igni has tracked for this jurisdiction; the table shows recent activity. Housing law changes — verify current statutes before relying on this.